Anet has not been subtle about their desire to encourage gambling btw. Selling your ectos or storing them in a safe place like a guild bank seems to be the essential way to protect yourself if you grow addicted. House always wins, what comes up must go down, a fool and his money are soon parted, etc. If you do get successful rolls, walk away and don't push your luck, cause chances are you will give it right back or worse keep going in a fit of rage until you lose it all. I honestly believe there is a diminishing return aspect with it just as there is with loot in the game but that ofc is disputable. It was put in by Anet pre-HoT to mainly take liquid gold out of the economy as people were hoarding in preparation for the expac. It's not a surefire win every time and your heart might skip some beats. TLDR: Total profit = 2225 ecto, 50 gold, TP value 804.28g DateĮcto gambling definitely is a roller coaster ride of emotions. TP value based on price of 1 Ecto = 33s 90c. Took a while but I managed to get the results into a table after ignoring missing data and calculating profit/loss. #Ecto gambling gw2 how toI'm putting this here, because I do not know how to enter it into the Wiki and if anyone would like to do that, you're welcome to.Īll throughout the month of June, I did some Ecto Gambles, at first I did each roll.but then near the end I just said screw it and put it all in one as you'll see.Įdit: To better understand this, Bold is the amount gambled, * Dot is the amount per earned back per roll/total.
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